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> Unfortunately the Windows syscalls are not officially documented and even less stable than on Linux, changing even between service packs. You can get pretty
by goldfire 10y ago
> Unfortunately the Windows syscalls are not officially documented and even less stable than on Linux, changing even between service packs.
You can get pretty close though; it's possible to skip the C runtime and most of the other user space libraries and call into ntdll directly. Many of the functions it exports are fairly thin wrappers over the system calls.
- int_19h 10y agontdll.dll is still not a stable API - if you use anything exported from it (excepting a few documented ones), you basically have zero guarantee that your app will still be working with the next Windows update.